Global semiconductor chip shortage: A conversation with Tim McCune

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Industry has turned to “just in time” supply chains to lower costs associated with maintaining big inventories. But it comes with its own costs, as the COVID-19 pandemic revealed. The worldwide shortage of microchips has caused massive shortages of everything from new pickup trucks to microwave ovens. In this Washington Examiner interview, Tim McCune, president of Linear Integrated Systems, explains why the shortages may last for months.

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